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Types of Brain Hemorrhage

July 13, 2009 By Steve Whitehead 2 Comments

Part two of a three part series In our last post (part one) we introduced the subject of head injuries with an overview of trauma patterns typically found in head injury patients. Today let's talk … [Read more...]

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Responding to Head Injuries

July 11, 2009 By Steve Whitehead 6 Comments

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Part one of a three part series. It seems that after the tragic deaths of both Natasha Richardson and Billy Mays, head injuries have been getting a lot of play time in the media. Richardson died of … [Read more...]

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Types of Brain Hemorrhage

Responding to Head Injuries

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